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PSU-NARRA CCRD IS BORN By the early part of his first term in Congress, Hon. Abraham Kahlil B. Mitra of the Second District of Palawan had a tête-à-tête conference with PSU President, Dr. Teresita L. Salva. The Congressman intimated to her that his program of governmen t embraces within its ambit the furthrance and enhancement of educatio n in Palawan. The Lady president gladdened at the information and was tickled pink by it. By the end of 2001, Dr. Salva organized and deputized a survey team, headed by Dr. Edgardo H. Castillo, to make a feasibility study among the national high school in Narra and Aboabo. The team consulted with parents, teachers and students and barangays as well as municipal officials. This move of the PSU president rooted up from the previous requests of various groups in Narra, particularly Princess Ur duja, throu gh Res. No. 017, S¶ 97, about the creatio n of PSU-NARRA CCRD in the barangay. ON January 17, 2002 it its 24 th regular session, the Sanguniang Bayan of Narra passed Res. No. 2002-127 ³REQUESTING TERISITA L. SALVA, PRESIDENT, PALAWAN STATE UNIVERSITY (PSU) TO ALLOW THE ESTABLISHMENT OF PSU-NARRA CCRD AT THE MUNICIPALITY OF NARRA, PROVINCE OF PALAWAN.´ During the same session, January 17, 2002 the August body passed Res. No. 2002-128 ³REQUESTING ABRAHAM KAHLIL B. MITRA, CONGREESMAN, SECOND DISTRICT OF PALAWAN, TO NEGOTIATE WITH THE NIA ADMINIST RATOR THROUGH THE PROVINCIAL OFFICER FOR THE TEMPORARY FACILITIES OF THE PSU-NARRA COLLEGE OF COMMUNITY RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT .´ The Sanggunian g Bayan explained to Congressma n Baham, as he is fondly called by his constituents, male and female, yougn and old, that the creation of the PSU-NARRA CCRD was requested by almost all the parents and barangay officials in Narra consonant toa survey conducted earlier by PSU. The municipal government, acording to the Sanggunian, had alreadyt appropraited its funds, hence, there was nothing left with to build a school building. Henceforth, they expressed a desire for the involvement and intercession of the tolerent and accomodating Congressman to make representat ion with the NIA for the use of th e building and a rea in Narra. Such move of the Sanggu nian was sufficiently flavored with a sense creativity. ON February 14, 2002, the Sanggunian was on its 28 th regular session. The vice mayor w as still on official business. The same members of the Sanggu nian under the same set-up as mentioned earlie r, passe d Res. No. 2002-15 9-A ³REQUEST ING HON. LUCENA DIAZ DEMAA LA, MUNIC IPAL MAYOR , TO ENTER INTO A MEMORAMDUM OF AGREEMENT (MOA) WITH DR. TERESITA L. SALVA, PRESIDENT OF THE PALAWAN STATE UNIVERSITY (PSU), FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF PSU-NARRA COLLEGE OF COMMUNITY RESURCES DEVELOPMENT ± CCRD.´ During the same session on February 14, 2002, the enterprising and optimistic mebers of the August 14, 2002-159-B ³AUTHORIZING HON. LUCENA DIAZ DEMAALA, MUNICIPAL MATOR, TO ENTER INTO A MEMORAMUM OF AGREEMENT (MOA) WITH NIA ADMINISTRATOR FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF PSU-NARRA CCRD.´ Thus, by force of neccesity, reinforced by the desire to d good to the greatest number, the triumvirate of giants (Cong. Baha m, Dr. Salva and Mayor Demaala) did not only pave the way for the PSU-NARRA CCRD but were now treading on it w ith lighting speed with the Sanggunian g Bayan as the powerhou se of strenght. On February 15, 2002, the PSU Board of Regents (governing body) met at the Philippine Normal University in Manila. It was on this momento us event that Cong. Abraham Kahlil B. Mitra ³suggested ´ to the regency the creation of PSU-NARRA CCRD. The Board adopted and approved the ³suggestion,´ thus, the PSU-NARRA CCRD was born. Taken from ³Born Voyage: PSU-NARRA CCRD By Leonardo S. Suyat
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PSU-NARRA CCRD IS BORN
By the early part of his first term in Congress, Hon. Abraham Kahlil B. Mitra of the Second District of Palawan had a tête-à-tête
conference with PSU President, Dr. Teresita L. Salva. The Congressman intimated to her that his program of government embraces within its ambit thefurthrance and enhancement of education in Palawan. The Lady president gladdened at the information and was tickled pink by it.
By the end of 2001, Dr. Salva organized and deputized a survey team, headed by Dr. Edgardo H. Castillo, to make a feasibility study
among the national high school in Narra and Aboabo. The team consulted with parents, teachers and students and barangays as well as municipalofficials. This move of the PSU president rooted up from the previous requests of various groups in Narra, particularly Princess Urduja, through Res. No.
017, S¶ 97, about the creation of PSU-NARRA CCRD in the barangay.
ON January 17, 2002 it its 24th regular session, the Sanguniang Bayan of Narra passed Res. No. 2002-127 ³REQUESTING TERISITA L.
SALVA, PRESIDENT, PALAWAN STATE UNIVERSITY (PSU) TO ALLOW THE ESTABLISHMENT OF PSU-NARRA CCRD AT THE MUNICIPALITYOF NARRA, PROVINCE OF PALAWAN.´
During the same session, January 17, 2002 the August body passed Res. No. 2002-128 ³REQUESTING ABRAHAM KAHLIL B. MITRA,
CONGREESMAN, SECOND DISTRICT OF PALAWAN, TO NEGOTIATE WITH THE NIA ADMINISTRATOR THROUGH THE PROVINCIAL OFFICERFOR THE TEMPORARY FACILITIES OF THE PSU-NARRA COLLEGE OF COMMUNITY RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT.´
The Sangguniang Bayan explained to Congressman Baham, as he is fondly called by his constituents, male and female, yougn and old,that the creation of the PSU-NARRA CCRD was requested by almost all the parents and barangay officials in Narra consonant toa survey conducted
earlier by PSU.
The municipal government, acording to the Sanggunian, had alreadyt appropraited its funds, hence, there was nothing left with to build aschool building. Henceforth, they expressed a desire for the involvement and intercession of the tolerent and accomodating Congressman to make
representation with the NIA for the use of the building and area in Narra. Such move of the Sanggunian was sufficiently flavored with a sense creativity.
ON February 14, 2002, the Sanggunian was on its 28 th regular session. The vice mayor was still on official business. The same members
of the Sanggunian under the same set-up as mentioned earlier, passed Res. No. 2002-159-A ³REQUESTING HON. LUCENA DIAZ DEMAALA,MUNICIPAL MAYOR, TO ENTER INTO A MEMORAMDUM OF AGREEMENT (MOA) WITH DR. TERESITA L. SALVA, PRESIDENT OF THE
PALAWAN STATE UNIVERSITY (PSU), FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF PSU-NARRA COLLEGE OF COMMUNITY RESURCES DEVELOPMENT ±CCRD.´
During the same session on February 14, 2002, the enterprising and optimistic mebers of the August 14, 2002-159-B ³AUTHORIZING
HON. LUCENA DIAZ DEMAALA, MUNICIPAL MATOR, TO ENTER INTO A MEMORAMUM OF AGREEMENT (MOA) WITH NIA ADMINISTRATORFOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF PSU-NARRA CCRD.´
Thus, by force of neccesity, reinforced by the desire to d good to the greatest number, the triumvirate of giants (Cong. Baham, Dr. Salvaand Mayor Demaala) did not only pave the way for the PSU-NARRA CCRD but were now treading on it with lighting speed with the Sangguniang Bayan
as the powerhouse of strenght.
On February 15, 2002, the PSU Board of Regents (governing body) met at the Philippine Normal University in Manila. It was on thismomentous event that Cong. Abraham Kahlil B. Mitra ³suggested́ to the regency the creation of PSU-NARRA CCRD. The Board adopted and approved
the ³suggestion,´ thus, the PSU-NARRA CCRD was born.
Taken from ³Born Voyage: PSU-NARRA CCRD
By Leonardo S. Suyat
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Narra College of CommunityNarra College of Community
Resources DevelopmentResources DevelopmentAccomplishmentsAccomplishments
AcademicAcademic2006 LET Passers BEEd & BSEd 65% (Above National Passing).2006 LET Passers BEEd & BSEd 65% (Above National Passing).
Offered Graduate Courses (DTP & MAEd)Offered Graduate Courses (DTP & MAEd)100% Faculty with Masters Units/Degree100% Faculty with Masters Units/Degree
Completed the Faculty Lakbay Aral 2006 at ElCompleted the Faculty Lakbay Aral 2006 at El--Nido, PalawanNido, PalawanAttended Seminars for Professional DevelopmentAttended Seminars for Professional Development
College Operation/Equipments & FacilitiesCollege Operation/Equipments & FacilitiesFirst CCRD with 21 computer units with Internet Access.First CCRD with 21 computer units with Internet Access.Up to date Audio Visual RoomUp to date Audio Visual Room
Additional New 2Additional New 2--Classroom Building.Classroom Building.Accessible Risograph & Photocopying Machine.Accessible Risograph & Photocopying Machine.
Additional 200 pieces Steel Armed Chairs.Additional 200 pieces Steel Armed Chairs.Additional Science & Engineering Laboratory Apparatus.Additional Science & Engineering Laboratory Apparatus.
Purchased additional books for Courses offered.Purchased additional books for Courses offered.
Municipal & Civic ActivitiesMunicipal & Civic ActivitiesChampion, Street Dancing CompetitionChampion, Street Dancing Competition-- PALAY FESTIVAL 2006PALAY FESTIVAL 2006
2 years consecutive holder as Runners2 years consecutive holder as Runners--up in the Palay Festivalup in the Palay FestivalChampion, Narra Singing Star 2007Champion, Narra Singing Star 2007
Champion in Inter Champion in Inter--agency cultural competition.agency cultural competition.Established linkages with institutions, PTC, and NGO¶s in Narra.Established linkages with institutions, PTC, and NGO¶s in Narra.
Attended Alay Lakd, Fiesta, Foundation day, Civic Parades etc.Attended Alay Lakd, Fiesta, Foundation day, Civic Parades etc.
Extra Curricular Extra Curricular Gold Medalist PASUC 2007 Taekwondo.Gold Medalist PASUC 2007 Taekwondo.
TwoTwo-- time Champion Badminton Men (2005time Champion Badminton Men (2005--2006 Main Campus Intramurals).2006 Main Campus Intramurals).
Extension ServiceExtension ServiceRegularly Conducted Livelihood Seminars & Civic Welfare Services.Regularly Conducted Livelihood Seminars & Civic Welfare Services.
Community Outreach Program in nearby barangays in NarraCommunity Outreach Program in nearby barangays in Narra
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